Color By Code Sight Words #2

 Color By Code Sight Words #2 in Google Slides and Boom Cards versions are now up! 

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I love to make learning fun for my students. One of the girls I am tutoring needs to practice her sight words so I made a game we could play called Sight Word Go Fish: Fry Words 1-100!

 I split Fry's first 100 words into groups of 20 and color-coded them. That way I can assign a group a certain deck (color) and know the words are at their ability level. {This corresponds exactly to my Sight Word Superstars program for those that use it. } 

You could also pick just the words you want the group to work on and ignore the colors.

I included a title card with the corresponding color for each deck. My plan is to buy plastic soap boxes like this one and Mod Podge or hot glue the title on the top. You could also just glue it to a baggie or simply leave it on top when you use a rubber band.

Source: Shady Tree Diary

I plan to make the Second Grade version next using Fry Words 101-200. I am excited to have another  game that I know my students will enjoy during literacy centers or guided reading groups.

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CHEEP!

The Pot of Gold game I made was so popular with my kids I decided to make an Easter-themed one. CHEEP! is a sight word game similar to Bang! I found the container at the Dollar Tree.

Cheep

Pot of Gold sight word game

Report cards and assessments are finally done so now I can go back to creating!

Before

Anyone else not let their family throw containers like this away?

This game is similar to Bang! I remember seeing someone post a similar game but I couldn't find it for the life of me to give them a shout out.
Pot of Gold

Publish Post

Sticker Search

I made up a new game last week that the kids just love so I thought I would share. Every morning we read our sight words of the week from a small pocket chart. We used to read them in different voices (underwater, robot, etc) but even that wasn't keeping their attention too well anymore. So, I started hiding a sticker behind one of the words. I pull sticks and that student gets to read a word. I slowly lift up the word to see if they get a sticker. We all say, "Good try" if they don't get it. I then turn the card over and pick another stick. The kids told me they thought 2 words needed stickers :-) so I obliged them. A small price to pay for their rapt attention. I hope it works as well for you as it does for me!